Daemon the Rogue Prince #Cats
Sam Tornado
@SamTornado
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@erosalie there's no hate like "Christian Love"
What is it with cats and boxes?
(Foster kittens, who will be up for adoption soon)
(Foster kittens, who will be up for adoption soon)
@recursive
Oh! Very cool, Thanks!
We figured it was a "wisecrack" 😉.
But than @unlimitedbacon and I got to talk about, "how would Ben Franklin Build a laser"🤔 😂
Oh! Very cool, Thanks!
We figured it was a "wisecrack" 😉.
But than @unlimitedbacon and I got to talk about, "how would Ben Franklin Build a laser"🤔 😂
@unlimitedbacon @thp
We had enough trouble getting Gcode to fit on a floppy... Maybe one day we'll spring for a 20MB hard drive 😅
We had enough trouble getting Gcode to fit on a floppy... Maybe one day we'll spring for a 20MB hard drive 😅
@vince @unlimitedbacon
Yes, that's what we ultimately ended up using, but our Kaypro didn't come with a Kermit disk.
So we had to type-in a much simpler program (PCGet I think) in assembly, which we used to upload Kermit and save it to a floppy disk.
Yes, that's what we ultimately ended up using, but our Kaypro didn't come with a Kermit disk.
So we had to type-in a much simpler program (PCGet I think) in assembly, which we used to upload Kermit and save it to a floppy disk.
unlimitedbacon ♾️🥓Made these as Christmas presents for a couple of friends. It's a fridge magnet that displays when upcoming rocket launches are happening. Uses the #Adafruit MagTag board, which has an E Ink screen and is powered by an #ESP32.
A modern 3D printer being controlled by an ancient KayPro II. It's printing a G-Code file saved on the floppy disk!
@SamTornado and I did an incredible amount of work to get this going. It's connected to the printer via the serial. We also had to figure out how to connect the KayPro to a PC to copy the G-Code over.
Also wrote a custom program in Z80 assembly to stream the file to the printer.
All this to prove that we could have had home 3D printers in the 80s!
@eff oh yeah